District 3 Weekly Newsletter Vol. 24

Spokane, WALocal News

In the District 3 Weekly Newsletter, City Council Member Kitty Klitzke provided important updates on local governance. The issue focuses on potential changes to the council meeting schedule, the Spokane Resilience Plans, and the upcoming City budget discussions. Scheduled for September 22, key meetings include the Finance and Administration Committee at noon and an Agenda Review at 3 p. m. , both held in the City Council Chambers.

Klitzke emphasizes the importance of community involvement in these discussions, aiming to foster greater civic engagement. The Spokane Resilience Plans aim to address environmental and infrastructural challenges facing the city. The proposed budget discussions will outline financial priorities for the upcoming fiscal year, impacting local services and projects. This newsletter serves as an essential tool for residents to remain informed about city initiatives and opportunities for participation. Klitzke's updates underscore the city's commitment to transparency and active citizen involvement in local governance.

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